Park Ji-yeon's Love Story with Actor Hwang Sang-gyeong Draws Attention After 'True Education' Performance

'True Education' Intense Mom Park Ji-yeon, Love Story with Actor Hwang Sang-gyeong Draws Attention

'True Education' Intense Mom Park Ji-yeon, Love Story with Actor Hwang Sang-gyeong Draws Attention = Film 'Grida'

'True Education' Intense Mom Park Ji-yeon, Love Story with Actor Hwang Sang-gyeong Draws Attention

The love story of actress Park Ji-yeon, who is being called the best scene-stealer in the Netflix series 'True Education,' is capturing attention.

In episode 5 of 'True Education,' released on the 5th, Park Ji-yeon left a powerful impression on viewers by playing the role of Kim Woo-jin's mother. She portrayed an obsessive mother who cares only for her elementary school student son, Kim Woo-jin, and significantly raised viewers' anger levels by harassing the homeroom teacher.

As the protagonist of the 5th episode, which garnered exceptional buzz among the 10 episodes, she has emerged as the most notable scene-stealer, excluding the main lead of 'True Education.' Comments from international viewers are pouring into her SNS.

As she receives such intense attention, even her love story is being highlighted. She married actor Hwang Sang-gyeong in 2017.

The two were a campus couple at Hanyang University's Department of Theater and Film and became a married couple after 12 years of dating. Prior to their 2017 marriage, they drew attention by appearing as a couple in the film 'Grida.'

Park Ji-yeon made her debut in 2005 with the film 'Public Enemy 2.' Since then, she has appeared in films such as 'Harmony,' 'Special Citizen,' 'Ruby,' and 'Endgame Investigation,' as well as dramas including 'Alive,' 'Miss Ma: Goddess of Revenge,' 'Trap,' 'Juvenile Justice,' 'Daily Dose of Sunshine,' 'Eye Shopping,' and 'Efficient Meeting of Single Men.'

Hwang Sang-gyeong debuted in 2008 with the film 'Modern Boy' and has appeared in films such as 'Gas Station Attack 2' and 'Birth of a Hero,' and 'Oppa Saenggak,' as well as dramas like 'Voice' and 'Memories of a Summer.'

Meanwhile, 'True Education' is a story that depicts the refreshing and cathartic 'true education' provided by the Teacher's Rights Protection Bureau, established to protect the Korean educational field that has been collapsed by students, teachers, and parents who cross the line.